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For Mac OS X the jre line is slightly different and is unique to your own home directory,

# ---------------------------
# Start Bonsai Framework
# -----------------------
# Use local version of Java.
# Note, these lines must come just before -vmwargs
-vm
/Users/tin.pham/cmd/apps/eclipse/opt/java/jre1.68.0_18121.jre/Contents/Home/bin/java
# -----------------------
# End Bonsai Framework
# --------------------------- 

If using Mac OS X you will recieve receive an error due to modification of the eclipse.ini file,

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To fix this switch, open the mac terminal and type the following,,

cd ~/apps
spctl --add --label "Eclipse" Eclipse.app # Eclipse.app is the Eclipse package.

Actually, not sure if above fully worked. I tried and it did not seem to take. However, it started working after I I ended up switching to a root enabled account and disabling and enabling spctl. It may be adding below a  step to reboot,

sudo spctl --master-disable
su - setup.admin # My normal Mac User does not have sudo privileges, yours might.
sudo spctl --master-enabledisable

Then the error message turns to,

Click "open". Then enabling after it seems okThis will add Eclipse into the registry and everything should start.

Then enable the protection again,

su - setup.admin # My normal Mac User does not have sudo privileges, yours might.
sudo spctl --master-disable
sudo spctl --master-enable

Restart the computer.

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• Windows = C:\apps\eclipse\eclipse.exe
• Linux or Unix = /home/tpham/apps/eclipse/eclipse
• Mac OS X = same as Linux

Configure Eclipse to Use Tomcat

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